Nevada Supreme Rejects Subrogation Bid by Excess Insurer after Nightclub Beating December 12, 2022 By Jim Sams Bouncers at the Marquee Nightclub in Las Vegas assaulted David Moradi and thew him out of the club after he...
Viewpoint: Thanksgiving Holiday Is No Excuse for Potential Insurer Bad Faith October 19, 2022 By Jordan R. Plitt Short-fuse, time-limited demands are structured by plaintiff’s attorneys to create the least amount of time for an insurer to respond....
Viewpoint: 11th Circuit Ruling Reminds Insurers to Tread Carefully When Settling Multiple Claims November 20, 2020 By Hillary N. Ladov and Christian A. Cavallo Insurers handling claims in Florida often feel like they are fighting an uphill battle to avoid bad faith lawsuits arising...
Viewpoint: Equitable Subrogation Useful Tactic When Insurer Won’t Settle November 7, 2019 By Christine Spinella Davis Every policyholder will likely face a scenario where its primary insurer refuses a settlement offer within limits. The primary insurer...
Taxable Cost Award Capped by Policy Limits According to Minnesota Supreme Court December 27, 2017 By Steven Plitt Under Minn. Stat. §604.18, insureds are entitled to recover taxable costs when an insurance company unreasonably denies insurance benefits. The...